Consumer

With EV targets set to be missed, the Prime Minister looks set to give car makers a lifeline

Government report to address concerns over long-term cost of EV charging

Driver Power is the UK's number one car customer satisfaction survey, a great tool for every car buyer

From 9 June, drivers can only change their test location to the three centres nearest to the original booking

The EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement requires a significant proportion of a vehicle is made in Europe if it wishes to avoid hefty tariffs

The Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety is pushing for reduced speed limits to save lives… and public money

HMRC changed the VAT and Benefit-in-Kind tax rules for those using a double-cab pick-up truck as a company vehicle in 2025, here’s everything you need…

As many as 138,856 Chinese cars have been registered in the UK since the start of 2026

Retailer strategies have stayed the same since the start of the war in the Middle East, but margins have increased slightly

Legendary reliability doesn’t always translate to buyers, but a nice chunky warranty does

Full Damage Coverage will take care of legal costs and damage caused by crashes that occur when BYD’s cars are using their God’s Eye ADAS or Intellige…

Stellantis’ surprise joint venture with JLR will not extend to Europe due to ‘product overlap’, but further collaborations have not been ruled out

Well over 50,000 motor insurance scams were detected in 2024; we provide our top tips to help you avoid being the victim of one

While the number of fatalities among car occupants is down, new Government stats reveal a rise in vulnerable road user casualties

Barking and Dagenham has been revealed to be the UK’s biggest hotspot for reports of motor insurance fraud

Experts believe that sustained high fuel prices could eventually take its toll on the number of miles driven in the UK

The pay-per-mile eVED system is set to come into force in April 2028, charging EV and PHEV drivers on top of the standard road tax rate

The 5p cut to fuel duty won’t be unwound in September, as had previously been announced

New figures obtained by the BBC uncover how local councils, on average, reject 76 per cent of the pothole claims put before them

Both the Ford Capri and the boxier Explorer now benefit from a £1,500 discount courtesy of the Electric Car Grant

The ECOLABEL project is proposing bringing tyre noise and rolling resistance tests inside to more controlled and representative conditions

Michael Lohscheller, the boss of Polestar, says the rising price of petrol is making electric cars look more and more attractive

New ‘Immersive Navigation’ will fill the entirety of your car’s infotainment screen, no matter the size or shape

Owners of the MG3 are being urged to take part in a safety recall, in which over 12,000 cars have already been fixed

The King’s Speech unveiled a new policy from the Government which will introduce a Regulated Asset Base model for large infrastructure projects

Experts call for end to culture of replace rather than repair amid concerns over second-hand cars

While average battery state of health is roughly the same for EVs and PHEVs, varied use cases create more variance for hybrids

New data has revealed just how many cars are racking up mega mileages across the country

It’s now illegal to possess the types of the gadgets often used by gangs to steal cars, thanks to new Crime and Policing Bill

The garage industry is complaining about the existential threat of spiralling costs, with some companies touting on-demand mobile mechanic services as…

A study by Forecourt Eye shows incidents where drivers didn’t pay for fuel has risen by 13 per cent since the start of the Iran conflict

HMRC says it plans to appeal a tribunal decision that could see the rate of VAT on some public chargers cut from 20 to five per cent

Models including the Vauxhall Corsa to the Peugeot Partner have been recalled over a water pump pulley issue for the BlueHDi diesel engine

Following a CMA investigation, Automobile Association Developments Limited admitted to implementing so-called “drip pricing” and has been forced to pa…

Local authorities face losing some or even all of their £525million ‘incentive element’ funding if they don’t comply with new Government rules

With 972 hubs for general use and 65 for Teslas only, the country’s infrastructure rollout is progressing at a steady pace, despite ongoing concerns a…